Technical Specialist

Concord, NC

Full Time

Entry Level

Technical Specialist in Concord, NC
Pay: $35.50 - $37.50 per hour based on experience
1st Shift
Full time, Excellent Pay & Benefits

Job Summary:
We are looking for a Technical Specialist in Concord, NC. As a technical specialist you would Install, maintain, troubleshoot, modify, and repair a wide variety of complex automated production equipment and calibrate tools to adapt to the specific needs. Troubleshooting includes both electrical and mechanical issues. Function as group leader for areas, assuring uniform workflow and helping co-workers and other departments as needed.

Main Job Duties and Responsibilities:

Must be able to wire electrically and troubleshoot circuits quickly utilizing control schematics, ladder diagrams, and point wiring without documentation to avoid shut downs on equipment.
Must be able to add and modify control circuitry as required to facilitate improvements.
Ability to troubleshoot and repair related mechanical and pneumatic functions and controls as required to facilitate repairs and improvements.
Provide technical support and assistance to maximize yield.
Determine root causes of chronic failures and take steps to eliminate/alleviate.
Instruct and assist operators to assure quality and output requirements are met.
Generate and maintain records as required by specific processes. Assist in defining process verification procedures.
Set-up and maintain as required MRO spare parts inventory requirements.
Perform and record preventive maintenance and equipment calibration as required.
Participate as a team member in product and/or process troubleshooting processes as required to solve existing problems and as a means of providing cost improvement for the end product.
Keep supervisor informed in all areas effecting product quality and output.
Interface and work directly with other support personnel i.e. Set-up, Process, Product, Engineers.
Equipment used: All equipment used by Maintenance Technicians plus specialized electrical test, troubleshooting, and programming equipment such as VOM, Oscilloscope, programming terminals, and other supporting equipment as required.
Materials used: All types of electrical and electromechanical control equipment including various PLC's, sensors, distributed control schemes, various input and output devices, analog and digital control devices, DC and stepper drives, various motion and motor controls, and other electrical and control equipment as required.
Ability to troubleshoot and repair related mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic functions and controls as required to facilitate repairs and improvements.
Other related duties as needed.
Total responsibility to eliminate non-conformance within quality of products.

Education:

High school diploma required. Additional college and vocational courses
preferred and may be required to broaden the individual's educational background.
Required: 5 years maintenance experience in an injection molding environment
Required to be able to read, write and perform basic math. Prefer high school
degree or GED.
Experience: Minimum three months manufacturing experience.
Prefer fork-lift experience and data entry experience.

Skills/Knowledge/Abilities:

Basic reading and writing skills in English
Basic reading and writing skills in English
Math skills
ASI System, Matrix and NCR Database
Able to communicate effectively
Able to lift to 40 lbs.
Able to work overtime when necessary
Able to stand the majority of the workday.
Able to perform repetitive job functions; hand mobility, bending, kneeling,
pushing, and pulling.
Manual dexterity required for assembly and operating tools and machines.
Ability to safely operate moving equipment properly without risk to self, others and equipment.
Ability and applied knowledge of the material handler job description.
Basic electrical control trouble shooting
Use of a variety of precision measuring and electrical instruments
Hydraulic and pneumatic experience with injection molding machines
Welding experience
Operate forklift, skyjack and boom lift
Maintain and repair HVAC equipment
Maintain, repair and operate boiler and chilled water systems
Complete preventative maintenance procedures are followed
Ability to interface and work directly with maintenance staff and other support groups
Wire electrically, size accordingly and plumb both air and steam by either verbal
instructions or from a print
Ability to work overtime as needed

Personal Protective Equipment Required to be worn:

Hearing Protection
Eye Protection

Certifications Required:

Fork-lift Certification.

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